Mark Woods

• Are conservative evangelicals more likely to protect child abusers?

  The dilemma is this. Should we believe in repentance, forgiveness and transformation? And if we do, how should we show it?

• Why it's time for inclusion riders at Christian conferences

  Here's the challenge for the A-listers on the Christian conference circuit.

• Why conservative Christians should stop defending George Carey

  It emerged this week that police are considering whether to press charges against George Carey over his conduct in the Peter Ball case.

• Why do these Pacific islanders worship Prince Philip as a god?

  Prince Charles is to visit the Pacific archipelago of Vanuatu next month, where his father Prince Philip is revered as a god.

• GAFCON conservative Anglicans face tensions over women bishops ahead of June meeting

  The GAFCON conservative Anglican grouping, set up to resist what it perceives as a liberal drift in the Anglican Communion, is facing internal pressures over its position on female bishops following the consecration of a woman bishop in one of its constituent provinces.

• Tears, laughter and deep gratitude to God as Billy Graham is laid to rest

  The funeral service of Rev Billy Graham began with a dignified procession in which his coffin, a pine plywood casket made by inmates at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, was brought into the tent in the grounds of his library in Charlotte.

• What is the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy, and should evangelicals believe it?

  Biblical inerrancy is the view that the Bible is without error in anything it affirms.

• Billy Graham, Harringay, 1954: Memories of a crusade counsellor

  More than 60 years ago a fiery young American evangelist hit the British religious scene like a bombshell.

• Why we need fewer bishops – if any – in the House of Lords

  It's hard to imagine anything in principle less defensible.

• 'When he spoke, it was real': How Billy Graham changed my life

  Billy Graham touched the lives of millions through a long life of evangelistic service – an estimated 215 million, according to some counts.

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  The power of Billy Graham's simple altar calls

  Rev Mark Woods recalls two Billy Graham altar calls he witnessed, and how many thousands came to faith as a result.

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  Billy Graham obituary: The most effective evangelist of the 20th century

  Billy Graham's life was spent fulfilling the mission to which he believed God had called him.